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AdvoKC slams N’Assembly over executive interference, budget extensions
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AdvoKC slams N’Assembly over executive interference, budget extensions

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
A non-governmental organisation, AdvoKC Foundation, has criticised the 10th National Assembly over what it described as executive interference, budgetary irregularities and a lack of transparency in the legislature. The organisation alleged that the National Assembly had failed to effectively perform its constitutional oversight functions, accusing lawmakers of prioritising executive-sponsored legislation while leaving several public-interest bills Read More: https://punchng.com/advokc-slams-nassembly-over-executive-interference-budget-extensions/

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